the middle east. this is video out of cairo egypt. today, demonstrators attacking the u.s. embassy, smashing windows and burned cars. a similar protest occurred in yemen. police in libya arrested several militants in connection with the deadly embassy attack that killed four people. abc 7 news is here with more on this story. >> and there is antiu.s. demonstrators spreading across the middle east the day after ambassador to libya was killed. >> first egypt, then liba. now, yemen. pro testors tried storming a u.s. embassy while chanting death to america. the violence being tied to a film that depicts the prophet

mohammed as a womanize skbrer a fraud. >> this video is disgusting and there is no justification. none for responding to this video with violence. >> investigators are tracking down the men carrying out the attack that killed ambassador chris asteven asks three other autos we're going bring those who killed our fellow americans to jus tis a majority of libyans have condemned this attack. >> we're so sorry about the killing of ambassador steven autos and one person said we're learning more about the film. >> there was never a mention of mohammed. >> this actress says the title and script were changed after filming. the man has admitted to managing the production company and cindy says it film maker used a same sam basille

changed the script he said tell the world it wasn't you that did it, it was me, the one who wrote the script because i'm tired of radical muslims running around, killing everyone. >> federal authorities say the man is behind the film, a 55-year-old california man a christian one convicted of financial crimes, it's believed he made up the identity of sam basille, the alleged film director. coming up, social media sites providing a platform for some to try to calm the unrest in the middle east. >> there is a close friend of chris stevens talking about the mission in libya and failed security measures at the u.s. consulate. abc 7 news is live at the uc berkeley campus. >> there is a united nations

mediator and a visiting scholar, today he's mourning the loss of a friend and asking about the poor security allowing the ambassador chris stevens and three others to be killed in the eastern city. >> this is the first time an ambassador has been lost in more than 30 years. >> they had a friendship spanning more than a decade. he and three other americans died during a protest outside the u.s. consulate over a film rid kuling muslims. what is being investigated is where stevens was killed, and by whom. >> you knew that compound. was it secure? >> at the time i knew that compound in 2011 the security seemed to be fine. clearly circumstances changed. >> the demonstration was one of several protests that day.

and u.s. officials are working to determine if a militant group pan add packs -- planned the attacks. in a you tube video the department staift made toin produce stevens he spoke about how he looked forward to working with the country's new leadership. >> he was born into this work. >> he would die doing it. he is convinced the work was not in vain. >> he took great pride inputting himself in another person's shoe autos stevens raised in piedmont and educated in the bay area, spending most of his career in the arab world, completing two tours in libya. and there is a home of the family is quiet today. they made the trip to retrieve his body and plan for a funeral. for those who knew him, understanding what happened and why may be difficult but his friend says they deserve an answer. >> by the u.s. government and libyan government goring to have to do a thorough

investigation as to how circumstances emerged by which the compound was penetrated and ambassador stevens was killed. >> abc news confirmed one person has been arrested and others being pursued. >> there is an emotional goodbye to a father, son, friend and fallen cam rad. thousands paid respects today for california patrolman kenyon youngstorm. they crowded along roads and highways. some saluting as a 50-file funeral pro session pass add long interstate 80 arriving at mission church in vacaville. and john joins us live to

share some of the stories. >> there is an emotional day. and there funeral attracted police from places like indiana and texas and this is one big family, we're in this together. >> once again a dreaded tragedy and what members of law enforcement together in a place nobody wanted to be. this time they were here for a 37-year-old chp officer killed last week. a death leaves his four children with only memories of their dad. his 17-year-old son told how much his father means to him. >> i realize i talk about him all the time. that is how proud i am of him. i realized that bringing him up, i felt cooler. >> 4,000 people filled the church, including governor

jerry brown and attorney general harris. both did not seek. one of the tributes came from his partner, officer carlton whork was there when youngstorm was murdered last week. he killed the gunman who had just ambushed his partner. >> i know you can hear me. and i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for always being there for me. and i look forward to seeing you again, brother. >> he received a standing ovation. >> god bless his partner, he took care of business. you know his heart had to be broken. and what a young man. you know? i mean to speak at your father's funeral. >> he displayed a true character, honor and

commitment required to make a difference. he made his lasting impression. >> the morning began with a motorcade in st. helena. and there is traffic stopped as firefighters and others paused to salute. it was slower as it left the mission church surrounded by hundreds of police from around the country and a few used to wear the chp badge. >> so proud to be a member of something like this. and to show such respect for a fallen officer. >> he was laid to rest at the national cemetery that is in dixon. in addition to his seven years, he was also a member of the army reserve. >> and to help the family you can go to ask to contribute to the children's benefit

memorial fund. >> another set back for suspended sheriff ross mirk yeemy. denying a reghost delay the decision on his future. and mirkarimi's lawyers contend some will feel political pressure to fire him but just moments ago the board says the position is base ond speculation so they denied it. >> there is wall street soared into territory it hasn't seen since year one of the great recession. fueled by news there will be steps taken to spur the economy sending the do you finishing at at highest it's been since 2007. the nasdaq finishing at 3 is 56. s and p enjoyed a 23 point

gain. monday marks a one-year anniversary of the occupy wall street movement. that could mean big headaches for commuters. today, pro testors announced they'll stage a march this monday around the financial district. it's scheduled to begin at 5:00 p.m. during the peak of the evening commute. demonstrators say huge profitests have been successful in slowing down real estate foreclosure autos there are a couple dozen people in their homes because they organized and with occupy, fought the banks. >> actions the day of action begin was a noon protest at san francisco war memorial building and demonstrations taking place in the castro district and pg&e headquarters. >> there is the university of california released a report about the handling of the protests last year. there is officers seen jabbing

and clubbing demonstrators and using pepper spray at uc davis this, includes 49 rec men daigs calling for better communications and training for officers. >> the close encounter and how we can see it california dairy farmers getting tired of getting squeezed over milk prices. why they say they can go belly up. >> and there is the way gas prices drive car sales. the news continues in one minute.

california dairy farmers say they're on the brink of bankruptcy. and they say they're being squeezed by the cost of

feeding their cattle. abc 7 news joins us live from sacramento with the story. nannette? >> there is california dairy farmers say they're barely hanging on and there is a product bringing in billions a year. >> they are making noise about the price set this summer for film getting just over asking for a 50 cent increase. >> what was the response? we got six cents. $500 a month for a thousand cow dairy. with this drought spiking up the price of corn, cattle feed is very expensive. 300 cattle farms shut down

more on the verge of closing because the costs to manufacture milk exceeds what they can sell it for. >> we want to survive, i got four kids. >> there are nearly all dairies are family owned. >> we have no money leftover. we can't do nothing. banks won't work with us. >> there is part of a group asking california be included in a group of states where the federal government sets the price of milk. >> $18 hunter weight gets to us break even. >> since federal approval could take months, farmers marched to the saekts office because she has authority to raise milk prices now. but they were refused at the door. the agency did say it's aware of the challenges but looks at factors when setting prices, taking into account the impacts on consumers producers and processors.

there are problem that's must be fixed and said price adjustments might not be an effective approach. >> some farmers are selling cows to slaughter houses and others are planting crops to pay for the feed. >> thank you very much. >> there is computer hackers invade computers every year. >> and tonight microsoft claiming it's identified a source of global online crime. >> there is michael finney. >> they say they track it down to one guy. >> the giant internet company says it's located the source of hundreds of viruses used to loot the bank account and seal your identity. there is a target domain.

court records claim it's responsible for creating hundreds of viruses, used by online criminals around the world. microsoft says it has long been used to invade computers of customers and the company face traced to it a businessman who denies the claims and microsoft saying consumers believe smikz at fault for problems caused by malicious software. good news on the housing front sales of new and previously occupied homes are well above last year's levels. there is home prices increasing and the number of americans in homes worth less than mortgages is decreasing. and there is a long way perfect returning to a healthy market. >> what would you do to save on gas? there is a new survey finds

many of us want to buy electric cars if only we had the money. there is 25% said they'd buy a hybrid if they had 1,000ses today spare. and he they cost a lot more than gas-burning vehicles. and two thirds say they're driving less. a lot less. others say they're saving by reducing speeds and even driving in the draft of larger vehicles to get that extra push and that is tough when you're down to that. >> and there is an after ther yaid coming closest to the earth today and researchers say there is no chance of hitting earth. otherwise we'd be out of here and there is virtual tell va

scope project and space camera located in canary islands. there are lividdo streams by visiting our web site. and clicking on see it on tv. >> and okay, we're safe. >> yes. >> that is right. >> and there is space.com saying it's possibly three times the size of earth. so there is this live picture from san jose. we're seeing filtered sunshine. there is a beautiful day down there. san jose up to 80 degrees today, 96 in livermore and fairfield. those are highs so far so warmed up. and there is another live picture this, is why the coast didn't make it this, is a warm up department. sut rchl o camera looking at san francisco in the fog and so far, high temperatures only

into 50s. blame it on fog. there is what this looks like now. and still kaeping you on the cool side but take a look at the area here. there is some drier air clearing out some of the fog. it's shallow. temperatures now 92 in antioch. 60 degrees in san francisco. half moon bay. 57 degrees. there are highlights, fog tonight and there is a wide range of conditions tomorrow. there is going to be a bit cooler this weekend so if you're making plans temperatures will be coming down. there is going to be a cool start again, most areas into the 50s and fog could possibly be dense again for morning drive near the coast so just watch out for that. here is a look at water vapor there is warmer weather for bay and inland but not near the coast.

here is the explanation there. is a weak trough hanging back preventing you from warming up. owe that is a sending high clouds through. there are beautiful high clouds just filtering our sun this afternoon. we'll keep them coming in tomorrow. marl is a thousand feet deep. fog near the coast because it's shallow. this pulls back towards coastline by afternoon there is sunshine and 90s inland and there are numbers will be coming down in our inland communities there is a ridge weakens. there are highs for friday including 79 in sunnyvale. there is high clouds, 69 in millbrae. 76 in redwood city. and on the coast. there is downtown san francisco, 66 digs into north

bay. 80s in santa rosa. there is east bay communities really a mild day. 764 in san leandro. inland communities 92, livermore, 90 and for the monterey bay, 66 degrees cooler heading into tomorrow and into weekend dropping into 90 degree mark sunday, mid-60s coast side. cooler by middle of next week. and this is an all in the family cast member arrested for driving under the influence. >> and plenty of excitement over iphone 5. how

police in maine say

actress sally struthers has been charged with drunk driving this, is the booking photo. she's posted the bail and police say she was arrested yesterday morning after being pulled over for operating under the influence. the 65-year-old is best known for the role in "all in the family" and a spokesperson for child fund international. >> today motivational speaker sat down to discuss a ground breaking research on the key to happiness. she appeared on katie's new talk show that airs every day a cording to brown the secret to living what she calls a whole hearted life is allowing yourself to be vulnerable and dare greatly. >> i would never claim that it doesn't hurt. and i think it hurts worse to never have dared greatly and wonder what could have happened. >> katie surprised audience members and viewers with a red dress give away part of the traveling red dress project.

that encourages women to live in the moment. katie airs at 3:00 p.m. monday through friday. tomorrow, will interview jennifer lopez dishing on live after divorce and after american idol and why age is nothing but a number.

in the newsroom at 6:00, the danger of gas pipe lines buried bean neej san francisco. the tonight the fear of disaster. also, michael finney looking into a pay pal policy and the hope of a medal break through. an energy bar that could help obese teens fight off a debill tating disease. >> and and and from all of us here, thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight.